He regresado al Valle
Yo les cuento a mis amigos
Soñando esos amores
Que en el tiempo florecieron
Y aunque me encuentro lejos
De su gente no me olvido
Conservo aún el cariño
Y el amor que allí me dieron
Camino por las noches
Me despiertan los anhelos
Las aguas tan bonitas
Que tiene el Guatapurí
Y paso por la casa
Donde yo una vez viví
Llegando hasta la plaza
Me desbordan los recuerdos

Una mujer que mece una cuna
Un hombre que le canta a su pueblo
Un valle que ilumina la luna
Y una montaña que besa el cielo
Un valle que ilumina la luna
Y una montaña que besa el cielo

He regresado al Valle
Al homenaje de Emiliano
Con todo ese cariño
Que su pueblo le brindó
Y me encontré esa noche
Junto a Lorenzo Morales
Que me enseñó canciones
Pa' que las cantara yo

De Gustavo Gutierrez
Escuché que andaba triste
Que la paz de mi pueblo
Hoy es un grito de su voz
Y me cantó Leandro
Versos para Luis Aurelio
Porque él lo quiere mucho
Así como lo quiero yo

Las fiestas de Hernandito Molina
Oyendo las canciones de Alejo
Sentado muy tranquilo en la esquina
De la casa de Paulina y Pedro
Sentado muy tranquilo en la esquina
De la casa de Paulina y Pedro

Qué lindo es volver al Valle
Ver sus campos florecidos
De amores inolvidables
Y de entrañables amigos
De amores inolvidables
Y de entrañables amigos

Qué lindo es volver al Valle
Ver sus campos florecidos
De amores inolvidables
Y de entrañables amigos
Qué lindo es volver al Valle
Ver sus campos florecidos
De amores inolvidables
Y de entrañables amigos
De amores inolvidables
Y de entrañables amigos


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